We’ve had plenty of great photos uploaded to the Hemmings Nation Flickr pool in recent weeks, from thunder_jeno’s show pictures, to gswetsky’s Amelia Island photos, to Hugo90’s “WTF is that?” photos and scans. But one group of photos you might Read more
Despite the Dodge branding, despite the Shelby connection, Mopar’s front-drive performance vehicles of the 1980s always seemed more European than American. Take this 1986 Shelby GLHS for sale on Hemmings.com: Even if we dismiss the body styling that looks very Read more
So did you know that you can include a video with your classified ad on Hemmings.com? I don’t have to tell you all the ways you can put video to good use, because the seller of this 1972 MGB already Read more
You bet your sweet bippy that today’s HFOD will not only be an AMC, but one painted in the company’s red, white and blue paint scheme. Done up as a dragstrip-destined AMX/SS (though I didn’t think that SSs got anything Read more
Another couple from RM’s Monterey auction, both Packards, though Packards you probably haven’t seen before. First, this 1937 Packard 120, converted into a pickup. The conversion is very well done, leading one to believe it’s a service truck, similar to Read more
* Japanese Nostalgic Car recently featured several excellent photos of a unique kind of place in Japan: a used car lot that only sells classic J-tin (and assorted other collectibles, like the Europa in the photo above). The black-and-whites of Read more
We could all learn a thing or two from microcar/minicar enthusiasts. Chief among those lessons would be how to have fun with your old cars outside of the race track or show field. Sure, there’s a time and place for Read more
one of the four lead cars used at the Charlotte driving experience Some of you may have read the article in the August Hemmings Motor News about my opportunity to drive a NASCAR race car at New Hampshire International Speedway Read more
The first inclination is to think that this 1984 Citroën was built for racing, with its lightweight and minimalist body, but the lighting, mirrors and equally minimalist bench-seat interior tell us it was probably actually built for the street. I Read more
If you’ve been paying attention to our occasional series of Vintage Hemmings Finds of the Day, you’ll note that Cadillac station wagons, such as this 1976 Cadillac Fleetwood, were incredibly popular in the mid- to late 1970s. Today, however, they Read more